Amelia Earhart. The name conjures up conspiracy theories and drives history buffs nuts. The Atchison, Kansas, native became one of the most prolific pilots of her time. She achieved a […]
The college basketball landscape is full of state-of-the-art basketball arenas, but only a handful are classics. Among them are UCLA’s Pauley Pavilion and Duke’s Cameron Indoor Stadium. In the heartland, […]
They’re coming from everywhere to help celebrate Planet Comicon’s 20th anniversary in Kansas City March 29-31. Admiral Kirk is beaming down from the intergalactic future, Superman is flying in from […]
Are you a fan of the supernatural? Do you believe in ghosts and things that go bump in the night? Have you had encounters with the paranormal? If so, then […]
In its earliest days, America’s path toward democracy excluded minorities and women. While the nation’s forefathers discussed their roles in the new United States, groups other than wealthy white male […]
African American art is considered relatively young in the world’s view. You’ll struggle to find many art pieces by African American artists from the first half of the 20th century. […]
Omaha may be known for its classic steakhouses, but there’s always room for the right new neighbor. And J. Gilbert’s, a Kansas City export, fits that bill. The upscale steak […]
Seattle’s Japanese Garden provides visitors with a serene and relaxing experience. With about 3 ½ acres of beautiful flowers, plants and lanterns along the paths, enjoy your stroll among nature. […]
I’ve never been very good at throwing darts, but put an axe in my hand and, suddenly, I transform into a lumberjack, throwing bull’s eyes or close to it. So, […]
Dinosaurs of all sizes and appetites hide among the plants as Lauritzen Gardens transforms into a prehistoric world during Dinosaurs – UpROAR. The special exhibit, which runs through May 12, […]
